Executing Stored Procedures
You can execute stored procedures using a pass-through query or using ADO code. The code that follows provides an example of how you can execute a stored procedure using a pass-through query. It is located in basStoredProcedures.
Sub SPWithPassThrough() DoCmd.OpenQuery ("qpassCustomers") End Sub
This code executes a pass-through query called qpassCustomers that contains the SQL required to execute a stored procedure called procCustomerGetContactTitle. To run, the pass-through query must exist, it must contain a valid connection string, and it must contain SQL that looks something like this:
procCustomerGetContactTitle 'Marketing Manager'
In this example, the pass-through query executes a stored procedure called ...
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